Florida visitors depart after Kendall guests visit Missouri
Mr and Mrs Arthur Steed of Kendall Florida who have been guests of Mr and Mrs John B Whitlock at 3221 McGee avenue for several days left this morning for St Charles Missouri to visit Steed’s parents before returning home Martha Steed married William Rice last Saturday in the Whitlock home Mrs F R Ferryman of Long Island NY who has been staying with her son and daughter in law Frank Ferryman of 16 Monroe street for several days returned home today Mr and Mrs William Horner III of 401 Stanley Street were recent guests of Mr and Mrs George Urschel Toledo Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Steed
Kendall, Fla
John B. Whitlock
McGee
F. R. Ferrymen
Long Island
G.Y
Frank Ferryman
Monroe
William Horner
Stanley St
George Urschel
Toledo
Elmer Burbick Earns GE Factory Trip Honor
Elmer Burbick, sales representative for Reed-Klopp Company, is among the top 100 Miami Valley area salesmen awarded a trip to two General Electric factories. He will depart by special train tonight to Erie Pennsylvania and Chicago to observe GE appliance manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Burbick
Reed-Klopp Company
General Electric
Miami Valley
Burbick
Erie
Chicago
Kitchen Shower For Bride Elect Betty Schoppelier
Miss Doris Mendenhall and Miss Elimor Conway hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Betty Schoppelier at Miss Mendenhall’s home. The couple will wed Mr. Philip Oner on May 21. Red and white colors matched the kitchen theme with gifts around a red teakettle arch. Guests enjoyed novelty games and clever verses hidden in kitchen gadgets. winners were Miss Schoppelier and Mrs. Frank Chupka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elimor Conway
Betty Schoppelier
Miss Schopperlei
Frank Chupka
Roger D. Young
Ted Schopperlei
Frank Ringersen
Joe Duerr
Charles Bishop, Jr
E. D. Mendenhall
William Hegner
Frank Mayne
Cincinnati
Frank Chupke
August Chupka
Vera Fugate
Modern Mothers Install Officers Make New Plans
Mrs. Harold Figley hosted the Modern Mothers Circle in a year end meeting. Officers installed by Mrs. Holschuh included Donald Turner president and Emmett Blake treasurer with committees named for programs, membership, ways and means, publicity, and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolfe
Harold Figiey
Perkins
Gaw
Wombold
Gien Neville
Ways and Means
Holschuh
Blake
C. C. Hursh
Walter Coddington
John Robinson
Figley
Robinson
May and June Birthdays Celebrated At Middletown Hospital
A party last evening in the supervisor’s dining room marked the May and June birthdays of Middletown Hospital students and supervisors. A large birthday cake formed the centerpiece, garden flower arrangements adorned the room, and each place held a birthday present from Dr. Mabel Gardner. Honored guests included Marguerite Miles Esther Swinehart Dorothy Rainey Barbara Allen Ruth Marie Crout and Mary Ann Rodgers. The event was organized by Marjorie Lentz chairing a committee with Patsy Bowling and Patricia Balberson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Mabel Gardner
Marguerite Miles
Esther Swinehart
Dorothy Rainey
Barbara Allen
Ruth Marie Crout
Mary Ann Rodgers
Marjorie Lentz
Patsy Bowling
Patricia Balberson
Middletown Clubs Celebrate 26th Anniversary Events
The Middletown Sportsman's Club hosted a 26th anniversary gathering with Miss Beryl Orr and Miss Pat Shanke among planners. The Classroom Teachers Association celebrated at the Girls' Club, electing officers, planning the Cincinnati convention, and featuring entertainment by local performers and a magicians’ demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Sportsman’s Club
Business Women
Diamond Jubilee Observed by Local Woman's Club
The Women's Christian Temperance Union marks its diamond jubilee with a pledge to recruit at least one new member each year. The local unit met at United Presbyterian Church and announced a two day Miami Valley Society session at Chau tauqua July 6 and 8 with room for members to stay. Mrs. WwW. E. Compton opened the afternoon program introducing Mrs. Colin Campbell who led devotionals and shared the Martha story from St Luke. Mrs. array 58. Jacobs sang with Mrs. Harold Draut at the organ, performing O Come To My Heart and My Task. Rev Colin Campbell, former Navy chaplain, spoke on Tell It to the Padre, after which tea was served by Mrs. Jack Wilkinson and co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United Presbyterian Church
Miami Valley Society
Chautauqua
Www
E. Compton
Colin Campbell
Martha
St. Luke
Array
Jacobs
Harold Draut
Ambrose
Ashworth
Campbell
United States Navy
Jack Wilkinson
Desert bridge party honors Marilyn Eldridge at Forest Hills
Forest Hills Country Club hosted a dessert bridge evening honoring bride-elect Marilyn Eldridge of Norman L. Cole. The event featured co-hosts Mrs. Frank Ferryman and Mrs. Ray M. Mark, guests from Long Island and Franklin, and kitchen-gift reveals in the bride’s chosen colors. High scorers included Mrs. Harold Anness and others, with many guests from local families and New York City in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Marilyn Eldridge
Norman L. Cole
F. R. Ferryman
Long Island
New York
Frank Ferryman
Ray M. Mark
Franklin
Harold Anness
J. T. Lamb
Guerney Cole, Jr
C. H. Martin
Ward Browning
Clifford Crawford, Jr
William Storer
Cole
Anness
Robert Vorhis
Harry Youngkin
Leo Reinartz, Jr
Paul Thiel
Martin
Carleton Eldridge
David Gerber
New York City
G. H. Cole
Betty MacCandlish
Margan Shera
Barbaraves
Unity Council Daughters of America Meet at Malta Hall
The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of America met Tuesday evening at Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Christine Jackson presiding. Mrs Joe Dumyer led the team practice for Miami Valley Silver Link and Unity Councils, planning a demonstration May 20 in Miamisburg Ohio for their annual rally. Mrs Clifford Emrick hosted the Graduate Regents Women of the Moose. After the meeting, two members’ birthdays were celebrated, Mrs Howard Schneider and Mrs Edith Arpp, each receiving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Christine Jackson
Joe Dumyer
Miami Valley
Silver Link
Unity Councils
Miamisburg
Howard Schneider
Edith Arpp
Women Bowlers Banquet in Middletown
Eight four women bowlers from Middletown gathered at the Manchester Hotel for the second annual M I R C banquet. Co chairmen Mrs Paul Sixt and Miss Dorothy Lyle led the event with decoration in gold and white. Miss Betty West served as toastmistress and new officers were elected led by President Mrs John Dooley and Vice President Miss Margaret Klamo with Miss Lyle as secretary and Mrs Sixth as treasurer. Group singing featured Helen Kaini with Mrs Amiot at the piano. Paul Ford of M I R C spoke as trophies and medals were awarded and outgoing treasurer Miss Mary Christman handed prize money to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Manchester
Paul Sixt
Dorothy Lyle
Betty West
John Dooley
Margaret Klamo
Lyle
Sixth
Helen Kaini
C. Amiot
Miss West
Paul Ford
Mary Christman
Ladies Bible Class Meet at First Church of God
Twenty members of the Ladies' Bible Class met in Crawford Street's social room for a brief business session led by Mrs. Lillie Campbell. Devo tions and scripture readings followed with comments from several members, ending with prayers, a quartet song, a Bible quiz, and refreshments served by three ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Crawford St
Lillie Campbell
E. O. Tankersley
Leonard Utter
Lonnie McCane
Millard Murphy
Stan Byrd
Gus Miles
Lucille McClain
Bertha McClain
Maude Fox
Mary Wright
Minnie Piersall
Nettie Gose
Tankersley
Elizabeth Byrd
Sarah Bayes
Lou Langworthy
Elmer Eiseley
Mayflower Past Councilors Dinner Tomorrow Night
Mayflower Past Councilors plan their annual anniversary dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the home of Mrs Victor Click Sr 1109 Grove St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Victor Click
Grove St
Moving Picture Social Marks Final Mothers Circle Meet
Trenton Circle of the Mothers Study League held its final meeting at Mrs. Robert Sundo’s home with election of officers for the next year. Mrs. Joe Schrock was named president assisted by Mrs. Joe Graham as vice president and Mrs. Thomas Bell as secretary with Mrs. Charles E. Fisher treasurer. New members Mrs. Clifford Schenck and Mrs. William Evans joined, and the group planned a June 26 family picnic. Also reported: Middletown Circle elected officers, a plastic arts demonstration, and Progressive Circle installing 1949 50 officers with gifts to retiring president Mrs. Wallace Whitman. A social hour, prizes, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Figley
Shafer St
Modern Mothers’ Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Melzo Gaw
Benjamin Gray
LeSourdsville Lake
Paul Mullendore
Carl Holschuh
Donald Turner
Emmett Blake
Howard Shull
Esten Wombold
Holschuh
Mullendore
Elliott Perkins
Paul Mulendore
Clifford Cook
Gaw
Robert Perry
Robinson
Shull
Perkins
Cook
Federation
Hursh
Motion Picture Council
League
Ways and Means
Figley
Paul Mullendere
Turner
Charles Wolfe
Petry
Ralph Whitehead
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lillian Eaton
E. Augspurger
Florence Everhart
W. McDaniels
Donna McClung
Magdalene Farie
Calista van Horn
Cincinnati
Josephine Seastrom
Ada Louise Weishaar
H. H. Harrison
Elizabeth Schenck
United Mothers’ Circle
Clayton Huber
Huber
George Hancock
Jack Christy
Frank Hazelwood
James Davis
Tom Burney
Harold Sherman
Robert Helsinger
Edward Fabing
Everett Sams
Sams
Harry Knell
Hazelwood
Gilbert King
Davis
Elgin Storey
Hancock
Fabing
Christy
Trenton
Mothers Study League
Robert Sundo
Homer Taylor
Joe Schrock
Ice
Joe Graham
Thomas Bell
Charles E. Fisher
Clifford Schenck
William Evans
Middletown
Harry Phillips
Mothers’ Study League
Robert Ritter
Highview Rd
Ralph Hummel
Wallace Whitman
Thomas Sander
Joseph Riley
Hummel
Corona
E. C. Peck
C. Wighley
Dayton
Rober Kilburn
George Frazee
Herbert Kueck
Chester Stickwell
Norman C. Nichols
Three Patients Improve in Middletown Hospital Report
Three patients from Middletown hospital were reported improved today after incidents. Five year old Bobby Cummings swallowed gasoline Monday and Larry Hook, 21 month old, took tablet medicine. John Gilbert, 33, of Foster, Ohio, who was seriously injured in a car crash, also showed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Bobby Cummings
Robert Cummings
Franklin
Larry Hook
Pansy Hook
Eighteenth Ave
John Gilbert
Foster, O
Foster
Circle votes to replace June meeting with dinner and bridge
The group voted to replace the June business meeting with a dinner and bridge. Mrs. Jack Round announced the circle will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday May 21 in Irvin's store room. New officers elected include Mrs. Elmer Barker president and Mrs. Otto Long vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Round
Irvin
Elmer Barker
Otto Long
Ernest Graft
Mra Campbell
Ed Lawson
David DeFrees
Lawson
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News of Society
Peg Rosing
Gough Lamb
Doris Mendenhal
Fox
Walta
Arthur Murray
Rhumba Lazaron Dance
American Trust
Ohio
Wm. Habever
Thomas Flannery
Carew Tower
2. O
Elton
McCdowell
McDowell
C. McDowell
Broadst. Ie
Shy Ann Hop On My Pony” Barker
Annie Oakier
Deem
Sioux City
Sue’ Wilson
Hoop- Along
Cassidy" Kramer
Sunflower’ Winkelman
Red
D. W. Jacot
George Crout
Butler
Jacot
Forest Hills
Clifford Emrick
Women of the Moose
Elk Creek
Highland Circle of Mothers' Study League
Whispering Oaks
Eaton, C
R. A. Hill
Leon Wolfe
John Irons
Leo McEvoy
Hale Dodds
Mark Scheibert
J. M. Leighton
Frank Hidy
America
Norcross
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main St
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Young Mothers Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Harry Campbell
Midway St
Mary Litsch
Optometrist
Booth Bay
Theodore Marty
Goodman
Call
Mece L. O'Neil
Kyle
Ine Shoes
Roderers Strand Theatre
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